Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
@mireio.bsky.social
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
Left behind in the digital era is a rich store of essays on design that have limited cultural presence because they aren't online. In our ongoing series "Future Archive," we republish these texts, with new introductions.
Here's Nancy Levinson, on the simple yet radical ideas of James Marston Fitch:
Here's Nancy Levinson, on the simple yet radical ideas of James Marston Fitch:
Architects in Wonderland
Decades ago, James Marston Fitch argued that reuse of existing buildings should be prioritized over new construction. His thesis is more relevant than ever.
placesjournal.org
September 18, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Left behind in the digital era is a rich store of essays on design that have limited cultural presence because they aren't online. In our ongoing series "Future Archive," we republish these texts, with new introductions.
Here's Nancy Levinson, on the simple yet radical ideas of James Marston Fitch:
Here's Nancy Levinson, on the simple yet radical ideas of James Marston Fitch:
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
Un atelier en l’hommage des différentes carrières scientifiques de Francois Roddier aura lieu ce Vendredi à l’observatoire de Paris. L’atelier sera accessible par zoom, les inscriptions se font sur le site roddier2025.sciencesconf.org
June 3, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Un atelier en l’hommage des différentes carrières scientifiques de Francois Roddier aura lieu ce Vendredi à l’observatoire de Paris. L’atelier sera accessible par zoom, les inscriptions se font sur le site roddier2025.sciencesconf.org
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
L’après-midi sera dédiée à la thermodynamique de l’evolution et ses implications sociétales, de l’architecture l’économie en passant par la biologie. Ses livres sur la thermodynamique sont disponibles en libre accès (sur la barre de navigation), pour se familiariser avec cette partie de son oeuvre.
June 3, 2025 at 1:40 PM
L’après-midi sera dédiée à la thermodynamique de l’evolution et ses implications sociétales, de l’architecture l’économie en passant par la biologie. Ses livres sur la thermodynamique sont disponibles en libre accès (sur la barre de navigation), pour se familiariser avec cette partie de son oeuvre.
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
2/8 - All the feelings here: Heartbroken, dismayed, appalled, furious, but mostly, disappointed - and sadly, unsurprised - that the ACSA has “halted,” in their words, the JAE’s upcoming Palestine issue, themed edited by an incredible group of scholars and backed unanimously by the JAE board.
March 2, 2025 at 1:22 PM
2/8 - All the feelings here: Heartbroken, dismayed, appalled, furious, but mostly, disappointed - and sadly, unsurprised - that the ACSA has “halted,” in their words, the JAE’s upcoming Palestine issue, themed edited by an incredible group of scholars and backed unanimously by the JAE board.
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
Spent parts of my career thinking ACSA/JAE wasn't for me, but for the past four years (thx to Nora Wendl / McLain Clutter / great editors + board), JAE has been one of the best journals going. ACSA hasn't "protected" anything—they've unmade it with their own hands.
www.archpaper.com/2025/02/acsa...
www.archpaper.com/2025/02/acsa...
ACSA cancels Fall 2025 Journal of Architectural Education issue about Palestine and fires its interim executive editor
ACSA announced this afternoon it has cancelled a forthcoming JAE edition about Palestine. The Fall 2025 issue was planned to be edited by Cruz Garcia, Nora Akawi, Omar Jabary Salamanca, Zoé Samudzi, a...
www.archpaper.com
March 1, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Spent parts of my career thinking ACSA/JAE wasn't for me, but for the past four years (thx to Nora Wendl / McLain Clutter / great editors + board), JAE has been one of the best journals going. ACSA hasn't "protected" anything—they've unmade it with their own hands.
www.archpaper.com/2025/02/acsa...
www.archpaper.com/2025/02/acsa...
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
Here’s one thing you may not know about Places: we host a user-generated section of our site, called Reading Lists.
Share your knowledge and foster public dialogue by creating bibliographies, building syllabi, or bookmarking articles for future reading. Lists can be kept private or shared publicly:
Share your knowledge and foster public dialogue by creating bibliographies, building syllabi, or bookmarking articles for future reading. Lists can be kept private or shared publicly:
Places Journal Reading Lists
As part of our commitment to public scholarship and innovative practice, we encourage readers to share a topical list of articles and books in their area of expertise.
placesjournal.org
December 9, 2024 at 12:57 AM
Here’s one thing you may not know about Places: we host a user-generated section of our site, called Reading Lists.
Share your knowledge and foster public dialogue by creating bibliographies, building syllabi, or bookmarking articles for future reading. Lists can be kept private or shared publicly:
Share your knowledge and foster public dialogue by creating bibliographies, building syllabi, or bookmarking articles for future reading. Lists can be kept private or shared publicly:
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
The Spring 2025 Journal of Architectural Education call is up - theme edited by the University of Michigan’s McLain Clutter (JAE’s brilliant executive editor) + Mireille Rodier! Titled “Degrowth, Low-Tech and Alternative Hedonism.” deadline is July 14. Read the CFP for Vol. 80/1 at www.jaeonline.org
November 21, 2024 at 9:11 PM
The Spring 2025 Journal of Architectural Education call is up - theme edited by the University of Michigan’s McLain Clutter (JAE’s brilliant executive editor) + Mireille Rodier! Titled “Degrowth, Low-Tech and Alternative Hedonism.” deadline is July 14. Read the CFP for Vol. 80/1 at www.jaeonline.org
Reposted by Mireille Roddier 🐌🌱☀️
And just like that, there's 3!
The THIRD installment of "Field Notes: Repair" is out now. Read dispatches from dozens of scholars, designers, planners & activists who share their observations on the issues they find most relevant in practices of repair, maintenance & care.
A new series in Places:
The THIRD installment of "Field Notes: Repair" is out now. Read dispatches from dozens of scholars, designers, planners & activists who share their observations on the issues they find most relevant in practices of repair, maintenance & care.
A new series in Places:
November 14, 2024 at 7:15 PM
And just like that, there's 3!
The THIRD installment of "Field Notes: Repair" is out now. Read dispatches from dozens of scholars, designers, planners & activists who share their observations on the issues they find most relevant in practices of repair, maintenance & care.
A new series in Places:
The THIRD installment of "Field Notes: Repair" is out now. Read dispatches from dozens of scholars, designers, planners & activists who share their observations on the issues they find most relevant in practices of repair, maintenance & care.
A new series in Places: